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Something to consider here is that a surprising amount of people have reported such experiences. Source 2,240 votes, and 18.2%, or 407 people, report seeing something like this in their own home. I suggested some possible explanations in an email this morning: People claim to see them...

I've added the option of displaying the tracks in the look view It seems like things like the object display and custom camera position are not saving correctly in the Starlink tool. That's using the old method of saving everything to a URL. For Custom sitches I use a different method, and I'm...

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They look like birds. the movement looks a bit like a murmuration, but the white color suggests something like seagulls. Here's a video of some seagulls that I took.

Garry Nolan's theory here is that there are more connections between the Caudate and the Putamen in UAP health-effect experiencers, not that the structures themselves are special, so I think Caudate-Putamen evolved as shorthand for this. We started to notice that there were similarities in what...

Noooo......!!! ️‍️‍ I think I removed the color option a year or two ago, as it was getting somewhat abused. We'll see...

Like this?

That might just have been editing; from "this effect is called a parallax effect", the editor might have thought the last word was redundant. Of course, he should have caught it. I saw it when making my video, but I thought it was too nit-picky to include.

Not exactly, he says of GoFast: The object moves from the top right to the lower left of the screen. There's no plume of exhaust, no wings, no propellers. Just a speedy little egg out for a jaunt above the ocean. At the time, no one in DoD or the IC could explain it. After several years of...

Please avoid mockery. We can just point out where people got things wrong or where they misunderstood things. But mocking does not help.

And the videos, according to Elizondo, were not, in fact, classified. The portions of the videos that people see were never classified. They were residing on a classified system. They were never classified. The portions, let me state state, say it again. The portions that that have been...

That's why I specified "flying", to eliminate that loophole :) Althought I guess I should have also specified "in the atmosphere". Anyway, we know what the issue is.

This is correct, but Elizondo's primary mistake is that he's describing a "white cold" mode, not white hot. All flying objects emit heat (thermal radiation)

Also, nobody says, "It's damn sure not a drone". That's not in the video.

Yeah, it seems a bit odd that he waves that one away as semantics, and not knowing what bit of the video we are looking at. It's literally black and white. First he's looking at the white blob and saying it's cold. Then he describes how it inverts, and how the black blob is cold. Here's the...

I think they are pretty much all dead pixels and noise. The camera is in daylight, so you would not expect to see stars. Here's a video of Phobos from Curiosity Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMdWC7jzzuY

Let's try to stay on topic, please.

Rather than miximumg up with commercial traffic, It would probably be easier (and more useful) to just have them video their wingman flying away while they did a bunch of S-turns to gradually increase space. AARO (or their S&T partner) are doing a bunch of experiments with the ATFLIR, but it...

The classification of these orbs really varies quite a bit. There are different colors and sizes; some of the colors reported were white, yellow, blue, red, and green. Reports I have seen suggested the blue orbs in particular had a very negative biological consequence, meaning if you got close...

I posted a link back here in the thread, saying it had been identified. It might have got lost though.